It’s official. Cuberos, sized for both scarf and shawl, is available for download at Patternfish. The printed patterns will be going out to yarn shops after I get it printed up.
Huge thank yous once again to everyone who participated in the naming event, with special thanks to Heidi (sadly blogless) who came up with the […]
When the folks at elann.com wanted to borrow my finished Gloriosa sweater for some modeled shots, I naturally said yes. They’d donated the yarn for the project, after all. They just got in a shipment of the lovely Peruvian Sierra Aran yarn, are doing a special, and have the photo of my sweater featured on […]
Over the last day I received more wonderful suggestions for the name for this scarf pattern, including:
tesseracts (from Madeleine L’Engle)
Tessalated Diamonds
My favorite came in last night. Heidi (sadly blogless) suggested Cuberos. This is what Heidi said:
I would suggest “Cuberos” or “Cuberus” from the words:
“cube” (based from the cubes/squares on the scarf)
“eros” (the primordial god […]
I’m having trouble naming my latest scarf design. You’ve seen un-blocked pictures of it before, but now it’s been blocked, and the gently scalloped edges show up to soften the angular regularity of the stitch pattern.
I asked my Facebook followers for some ideas, and these are the things they suggested:
Diamonds are a girl’s best […]
I used to have a lot of fun reviewing sharing my opinion of a variety of knitting publications. Let’s resurrect this activity with the latest Knitty: Fall 2010. I haven’t listed every pattern in the issue. Some because I didn’t like them, some that to me were just there, nothing special.
Sweaters
Beatnick by Norah Gaughan, […]
I’m going to make a concerted effort (I know, I know, I’ve said this before) to start blogging more again, and coming up with some interesting things.
I told you a while back that I named my Spanish Dancer pattern after a tiny sea creature called a nudibranch. There are a lot of different types […]